Elements of a Learning Theory

    Bob Williams, Wellington, New Zealand (bobwill@actrix.nz.org)
     Bill Harris, Everett, Washington, USA (harris6@halcyon.com)

The attached files make up the contents of a learning log.  They
include:

   readme.txt (this document)
   cover.doc   
   goalform.doc
   eltform.doc 
   project_sheet.doc
   todo.doc   
   reflections.doc
   timelog.xls 
   analysis.doc

To assemble a learning log, put the following pages together in order.
Print all pages double-sided.  Customize any as you see fit.  Those
marked with an '*' should ideally be on heavy stock.

  cover.doc*
  goalform.doc (probably 3-5 copies)
  divider*
  eltform.doc (probably 5-7 copies)
  divider*
  project_sheet.doc
  divider*
  
  21 sets (1 month's worth) of this combination
    todo.doc
    timelog.xls (Log worksheet only; note that you need to press F9 to
      get a new set of random times for each of the sheets you print)
    reflections.doc

  Divider*
  readme.txt
  timelog.xls (Instructions worksheet only)
  analysis.doc (probably 3-5 copies)
  back cover*

Feel free to add any additional forms that may be of use.  

Bind this and carry it with you.  A spiral binding will allow it to
fold open to the current day and occupy only the space of a single
sheet of paper on a desktop, but it can also be stapled together or
put in a binder.

The components of this package are copyrighted by the individual
authors as noted in each file.  They are not to be copied without this
notice.  Use for academic purposes should be acknowledged.  For
permission to use in a commercial environment, contact the authors at
bobwill@actrix.gen.nz or harris6@halcyon.com.

Bill Harris, Everett, WA USA (harris6@halcyon.com)
Bob Williams, Wellington, New Zealand (bobwill@actrix.nz.org)

(c) 1999 William S. Harris, Jr.